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Posted: 02/08/12 04:04am

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dalehelman wrote:

What does someone do with a spoon that has spent time in a holding tank? Inquiring minds want to know.

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OK, why were you pouring dishwater down the toilet?

And how did you get it from the galley sink to the toilet?

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Chuck_S wrote:

OK, why were you pouring dishwater down the toilet?

And how did you get it from the galley sink to the toilet?

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My question exactly!

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You would pour dishwater into the black water tank to conserve grey water holding space. Most people fill up the grey water tank long before the black water tank. If you are boondocking, pouring dishwater down the toilet lets you extend your stay.

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dalehelman wrote:

What does someone do with a spoon that has spent time in a holding tank? Inquiring minds want to know.

ummmm...what does one do with their hand after they wipe their butt?? ...wash it??

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weathershak wrote:

"My Captain Crunch has a different taste to it dear."

lol lol lol

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2Millers1Pup,

Glad to hear you got the spoon out. It could have moved during travel and caused a future blockage.

Please don't mind the jabs and black tank humor, as you'll get a lot it in a post containing the subject "black tank retrieval".

I for one, enjoy reading of your problem solved, as well as the puns.

LOL "lunch in the pocket" never heard that one.

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Posted: 02/10/12 05:57am

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We had the same issue last year. Spoon in the black tank. I got lucky. Filled up the drained tank with water, drained in to portable tote and said spoon was in there. Tossed the spoon.

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